Pastured Egg farming Victoria Australia

[@HeartlandTuber]

Kate, your speech is such a beautiful example of classic "high-rising terminal" (or the Australian Question Intonation). Every declarative sentence ends with a rising intonation, as if asking a question. When I first started listening, I thought, good grief, did she migrate from Canada, so I did a little research, and apparently this speech pattern is very, very Australian. Maybe not till the final sentence, "... and ends up in our shed", did you end the sentence without a rising intonation. Maybe since that was the end of the video, you finally ended the sentence without a question mark. Loved you video, I grew up on a farm raising chickens and goats, and now that I am retired, after living in the city my whole adult life, videos like your trigger so much nostalgia and good memories of earlier times. Thanks.

[@robertbrandywine]

I wouldn't call this the typical up speak where it sounds like a question. This is different where she just raises the pitch of the final word. Her sentences don't sound like questions.

[@jackclarke3264]

Who tf writes these serious long ass comments 😂 man yous have a lot of time

[@thestuff4321]

@@jackclarke3264 "yous" Maybe you need to write more and learn the language?

[@is-yn6jf]

I think you're spot on about the lack of rising intonation indicating finality. Ive noticed in my own speech I use rising intonation at the end of statements if I'm not finished speaking. Its like a little 'dont butt in yet' signal which might be connected to it being common in young women.

[@HeartlandTuber]

@@is-yn6jf Thanks. I have been life long student of language, including other languages than my native American English. I love observing language patterns.

[@MubbasharShabbirShabbir]

Excellent vedio on free range farming , I am Mubbashar from pakistan , I subscribed your channel , I am also small farmer

[@dentonweiss3642]

This is a good example of “upspeak” if anyone is studying languages.

[@thestuff4321]

Very annoying 😀

[@0mnislasher1]

@@thestuff4321 shrug if you're aussie it's completely normal. being on a camera explaining something is probably making her sound this way more than she normally would.

[@journeyfortwo5211]

@@0mnislasher1 Yes, typical Aussie interview voice

[@jacc88888]

Somehow it sounds less grating when an Aussie uses it. That said this is quite extreme upspeak!

[@AusESL]

It’s annoying af

[@UsmanFaraz854]

Beautyful video. What is trend of liking open pasture chicken or control house chicken? There people like brown egg or white egg??. 😊😊

[@abeonthehill166]

..i bought some Duck eggs for €9 for seven and some Goose eggs at €11 for four. If i spent €226 for these eggs in total. How many Duck eggs did i buy ? How many Goose eggs did i buy ?

[@FieldVet]

hi, this is a nice video..free range chicken farming has a good prospect for the future.

[@dickhead8775]

How many chickens per acre? What percentage of the chickens' food do they get from the pasture?

[@Eden-to4dx]

what breed of chickens do you have and what's their annual production?

[@capkabul]

This very large chicken farm, if in Indonesia in my area, this is a miracle. In Indonesia the land for farmers is narrow and the population is very dense, this is an extraordinary breeder. this good work.

[@safdarpoultryfarming5438]

wow nice free range farming

[@shameenkk3818]

Great work.

[@ChickenCaravan]

Thanks for watching.

[@FieldVet]

if you give extra chicken feed (complete feed), or how wide areas of land needed for 1000 chickens to obtain sufficient natural food every day? like bugs, grain and crude fiber / plant. For comparison, because I work at a chicken farm with industrial systems. How the selling price of eggs in the market compared to eggs from the farm industry? thank you

[@mithvi1130]

Ideally free range chick should be 200 birds/acre But still its depend on what kind of methords you use Chicken tractor needs 1000 sqft for 30 chicks Basically it will be profitable when you use 2 type of animals in that land

[@phillistusmashamaite2365]

Where can they be found in Africa?HOW many eggs does a chicken lay in one day?

[@kasperindiavibes]

There are only few lucky people on earth, they own a farm land.

[@SANTONSANTO]

absolutely right

[@tamilvanant1178]

Contact me any poultry related questions.. I will share my Indian farm (free range) WhatsApp contact [phone]

[@varraashu5007]

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[@FulaMediaLife]

Great work

[@NicksonKemboi-vr1rx]

Good work

[@Mrjoraoffical]

Hi can any one share how Japanese get dark orange yolk eggs ?

[@kllam9116]

How do you keep foxes away from your free range chickens ?

[@Schizobateman]

A gun

[@kllam9116]

@@Schizobateman 😅🤣😂

[@venkatasamynaidu5109]

Caravan how to make full details tell me pls sis

[@NicksonKemboi-vr1rx]

Hi, how are you? I like chicken farming. how do I communicate with you directly for more learning?

[@pancraciomontilla4729]

This is my dream one day I will be a happy farmers

[@RonaldKragnes]

"Upspeak," and The Joe Rogan Experience brought me here. #DownTheRabbitHole

[@saidmkumbo948]

its my dream from tanzania one day yes

[@vishalmandiya351]

Nice farming

[@farhanjamali3073]

how much you earn monthly from eggs

[@viewandsoundsofnature]

Very good

[@bahleemorganicshealthcarep4455]

very nice...

[@Janis.7-]

My ears are bleeding

[@rajaisrar4150]

Hello ,

[@dgb5820]

Organic is the key

[@akhiledakkudiyil9935]

I am poultry graduate,,, can I get a job?

[@fredfable5655]

With all my respect... A 450 chicken coop at 20.000 usd is a robbery... You well diserve to go to jail....

[@ahernandez9860]

cool

[@dnyaneshwarambadaspawar8748]

I won't to work with you guys

[@РустамбойСапаев-ф9ф]

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[@rosalinhaximenes2431]

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[@dzunglu7184]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tao8150]

I want to believe what she is saying but she doesn't sound very confident 😧 Joking obviously

[@Edithae]

President Biden's new press Secretary and her up-speak brought me here.

[@shameenkk3818]

Great work.